Boffman shares leadership and communication wisdom with Lancer Media
by Madeline Hull, Editor
December 20, 2019
Daryl Boffman is not afraid to speak his mind, but he also cautions the public that social media is not the place to rant. He knows this first-hand because social media and FCPS is one area that Boffman spends a lot of time in his job. This is important to Boffman because he is Executive Director of Pub...
Veterans Day 2019: Pete Kreegan’s experience in the Army inspires StoryCorps podcast
by Rachel McCoy, Editor
November 7, 2019
In honor of Veterans Day 2019, Lancer Media interviewed local veterans. Rachel McCoy chose Mr. Pete Kreegan, a staff member at LHS. She and Mr. K. talked about his service during the Vietnam war, when he was in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany handling the routing of supplies throughout ...
Despite snow storm, athletes warm up for spring: Photo of the Day 3/4/19
by Bailey Spore, Editor
March 4, 2019
March 1 was originally scheduled to be a two-hour early dismissal, but because of an incoming snow storm, Frederick County Public Schools changed it to a two hour delay instead. Most students weren't expecting to have school and were surprised to see that spring tryouts were still on when they woke u...
Dual enrollment astronomy course would be an out-of-this-world opportunity
by Dana Kullgren, Reporter
December 17, 2018
Hawking's ideas about the study of astronomy apply to Frederick County Public Schools. There are three science course requirements that every high school student in Frederick County must fulfill: physics, biology, and chemistry. These three science courses all center around terrestrial matters...
Schoology slays Google Classroom: FCPS transitions to new learning management system
by Beau Cameron, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 8, 2018
FCPS is implementing a new learning management system in all Frederick County Schools: Schoology. This year, teachers have the option to use it, but FCPS plans for Schoology to replace Google Classroom and the HAC grading system entirely in 2019-2020. "We tested a lot of different systems before ...
Later school start times: When will they happen?
by Alex Dembeck, Reporter
September 25, 2018
Countless numbers of high school students stay up late each night trying to balance school and extracurricular activities and then have to turn around after an average of fewer than six hours of sleep and start their days once more. According to Ms. Dawn Murphy, psychology and history teacher, â€...
Eight run for BoE: How will they support students?
by Kasal Smaha, Reporter
April 14, 2016
This election season, Americans have been subjected constantly to news stories and polls covering the race for the Oval Office, in which five candidates remain. How soon forget about the campaigns closer to us, like the one for retiring US Senator Barbara Mikulski’s seat and for the eight spots in the...
